Fat Burning, Diet, Weight Loss & Sugar, Austin Wellness

Posted on 28. May, 2009 by admin in Weight Loss Tips

Be My Friend – www.myspace.com Fat Burning, Diet, Weight Loss & Sugar, Austin Wellness Tired? No Energy? Need to lose some weight? Dr.Vincent Bellonzi is a chiropractor and is certified in Clinical Nutrition. He has been in practice for over 12 years. He received his Doctorate from Los Angeles College of Chiropractic in 1991. Since 1998, Dr. Bellonzi has practiced in the Austin area. He works with athletes at every level to provide sports conditioning and rehabilitation. Visit Dr. Bellonzi’s …

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23 Comments

Nolimit75

28. May, 2009

wrong, carbs, which are turned into glycogen for energy, is a powerful energy source which is primarily used for high intensity exercise, power/olympic lifting, sprinting, intense sports etc. For a normal semi-active person most of the glycogen goes unused and is stored as fat. The second source of energy is fat, while inefficient for high instensity exercise, it is the most efficient for anything else and due to its low glycemic effect, is not stored as fat nearly as much as carbs

fastthingsaresweet

28. May, 2009

From what Ive read about nutrition and working out. Your body uses carbs/sugar for energy, when depleted since in a high metabolism mode it takes the energy from the next fastest source, not fat but muscle.Muscle is hard to gain so when I do cardio I make sure im being fed sufficient carbs….. How is this notion wrong?

BigBodyBenz

28. May, 2009

Great words Doc. Helps for a good jump start. I just recently started working out 2 times a week for up to 2 hours at a time. I’ve also already started canceling out a lot of sugars in my diet. Absolutely no fast food or soda is essential. I’m paying close attention to what I eat now. It’s great to have a journal and log everything in. Right now I’m at 2 to 3 meals a day with maybe 1 or 2 small things in between. I also take in 2 to 3 liters of water a day. I’m on my way to a better me. I hope!

danger0usknowledge

28. May, 2009

Check out the CD set “The Tao of Letting Go”
by Bruce Frantzis. He is one of the best
because he had a shattered spine early in
life and had to fight his way back to normal
functioning. From the cover: “Release
stress, pain and negative emotions from
your life”.

psychetruth

28. May, 2009

Yea, I’m not trying to sell anything in my channel so the information tends to be more solid and not slanted because of a profit motive.

I personally think most of the diet systems out there are scams. People need to learn the basics of nutrition and take better care of themselves. The weight will just start to come off afterwards.

danger0usknowledge

28. May, 2009

Lays it right out for you. Great video as
usual. I remember a guy who said he wanted to “lose weight for my kid and start living healthy”. His radical plan? Low calorie Aspartame, diet soda and Weight Watchers.
The result? You guessed it, he is fatter
than ever. Is this what the average American thinks is radically healthy? No, this guy
had above average intelligence.

Joan4142

28. May, 2009

What if you can’t exercise because of a medical condition like Degenerative disc disease, and my pscychologist told me to learn how to relax?

JLeeMagnetic

28. May, 2009

the best health/ anti aging product I have used is actually Alex Chiu’s Magnetic Discovery. It’s amazing. all the other people are just nonsense.

judd1111

28. May, 2009

Something about this guy just makes me laugh, hes got very good information, just seems a little sarcastic, i get a good laugh out of it.

goldlmine007

28. May, 2009

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purelyphysical

28. May, 2009

i have the problem of medication weight. I take a med that helps you eat when you can’t. Ive noticed I gain a good bit of weight from this too. How hard is it to take off this weight?

aleterra

28. May, 2009

I had the same problem, just don’t take it home and try to avoid any place where they sell it, in a matter of a month you will be recovered.

greggb777

28. May, 2009

This is so true. I’ve recently let sugar creep back into my diet and sure enough the weight has started going back in the wrong direction again! So hard to not snack on sugary things when your feeling low though, because it’s a tempting shortcut to masking your pain.

ErinHuggins

28. May, 2009

this is great!
cheers,
erin

Denisehealthnut

28. May, 2009

Try bikram yoga or going for a long hike. I live in LA and have access to hiking trails that go for an hour and even longer if I choose. That keeps fat off of my body.
You can purchase pilates DVD’s that last about an hour long and get yourself a yoga mat and do it at home. I rotate between long hikes, yoga and pilates.
One hour a day that keeps fat away but I’m also naturally thin but I think it’ll work for you.

LifeInFastLane101

28. May, 2009

I have a problem giving up chocolate. Call me a “choco-holic” lol. I think once I give that up, I’ll be okay.

chocolatluvn

28. May, 2009

I don’t eat a lot of sugary foods (unless I haven’t eaten all day then I crave something sugary) but I usually eat and crave a lot of starchy foods. I guess that’s the same thing, right?

doybhoy

28. May, 2009

I have a coffee with sugar during my mid morning break, need to cut that out! I usually feel ok in the mornings and a bit grumpy and tired by late evening.. thought this was maybe a serotonin issue as this is replaced during sleep is it not?

HaematoxylinEosin

28. May, 2009

thanks a lot – increadibly motivating! now I know what was wrong with me! I tried it for 3 days now – it really works!

psychetruth

28. May, 2009

Zoe means “life”

Zoe Sofia “Life Wisdom”

diomedes39

28. May, 2009

does anyone know what the zoe means in zoe sophia? i know that sophia is wisdom

diomedes39

28. May, 2009

however shorter intense cardio ups metabolism by a larger coefficient and that boost is maintained for longer in the day resulting in more fat being burned through High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) that its name so that you can search if you don’t believe me

crayonsiheart

28. May, 2009

yikes! I’ve been running for about 30 mins each day and I can’t handle much more…Once you become a fat-burner, can you have intense shorter workouts?

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